http://www.xenonsupply.com/ford-f-150-hid-xenon-package.html Do it Yourself(DIY) Installation of HID Xenon Headlights on a 2004 Ford F-150. This installation…
http://www.xenonsupply.com/ford-f-150-hid-xenon-package.html Do it Yourself(DIY) Installation of HID Xenon Headlights on a 2004 Ford F-150. This installation…
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Do Xentec Kits come with the ballast harnesses?
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Do you have to remove the whole headlight housing …or is possible to get the hids done without removing it
You do not need a new assembly for this type of installation. Just email us at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com for more information. the product link in the description has a dropdown for the vehicle year model and has an option for your 2002. Installation method is pretty much the same beyond the exterior styling differences in the body.
Do I need to purchase a whole new assembly or can these lights be directly installed to a standard 2002 f150 lens. (read comment below saying it’s close). If I do need to buy a new lens does xenon have some they recommend?
We always recommend XenonSupply products as these have been tested to work with the vehicle models shown in the video. We cannot speak to other suppliers as we have not tested them and cannot confirm for our customers whether the installation will work the same way as shown in our video. I would recommend you email us at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com for the best support on which product is right for your vehicle.
Thank you,
-XS Team
I was wondering about that, the projector headlights. What brand HID kit do you recommend? I was looking at VisionPro ($199 from Amazon) and DDM Tuning. ($65 from their website), or the one off your website. The VisionPro has Gen II slim ballasts with CANBUS and built in ignitors. The one from DDM tuning has an external ignitor.
That is more than likely a reflective cup that is there intentionally to help control light output. You will want to leave those there as the HID’s fit in right behind them.
My 2007 F-150 has something in front of the stock halogen bulb. Is that piece removed, or left in place for HID’s?
The process for the 2010 is pretty much the same process and should not flicker. Did you purchase your kit from XenonSupply or from another vendor? If you purchased from XS you can contact technical support at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com and they will be able to assist you further.
Thank you,
-XS Team
So long as you select a decent color temp 4300K or 6000K the glare is minimal.
for a 2010 is the same process,because mine the lights are flickering
So you don’t need projector headlights for bixenon? These won’t give out a scattered light or blind other drivers with the stock headlight casing?
other than the difference in color, no.
IT doesn’t matter that i have the 12000k HID’s does it?
The 2003 is a very similar process using the same Bi-Xenon style bulbs. Your wiring configuration might be different based on your HID supplier but the concept is the same. You can contact us at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com with additional questions if this is in regards to a XenonSupply HID kit.
Thank you,
-XS Team
I need instructions on a 2003 F-150…Please Help I have already bought the lights and everything else i want done to the truck is done.
Putting on my hids today. Thanks for the video.
my truck is a 2008 f150. right now it has a normal h13 bulb. the day time running lights sends power to the low beams at low power. so are u sure if i install hids that i still have hid’s??
The daytime running light is not tied to the low beam or high beam, it runs off a different bulb and does not affect the HID system.
what about daytime running lights. will the kit work or do i need to do something different to keep the running lights?
You will most likely need to take the pins out of the connector on the wiring harness and troublehsoot what the ground wire is, and what the low beam and high beam are. It appears that your wiring configuration might be incorrect. You can send photos of the harness to us at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com and we can assist you further.
hey i did the exact same things you said and it just doesnt work.
i checked the ground wire by the battery and i wiggled it around and then i tried it and it worked. then i tried the high beam but they didnt work.
then i turned them off and i tried to turn them on again and they wouldnt work.
so what could be the problem?? please help me out thanks and no i didnt buy the kit from you guys.
Thanks man, appreciate the help.
You can use an Accessory Harness to power the ballasts directly from the battery which has its own fuse that circumvents the factory headlight power limitations. These are available on the xenonsupply website.
I have another question. I bought an HID kit and when I installed them they burned the fuses to power the lights. Is there any possible way to install them so they can work?
That is correct. The BI-Xenon kits come with a wiring harness and relay that connects to the battery. The Single Beam kits do not require them.
You only need power direct from the battery if its a bi-xenon kit right? Not a regular kit?
was this kit purchased from XenonSupply? Please email us at help (at) XenonSupply (dot) com for more detailed instructions. We will need to verify your harness connections to see how the high beam is set up.
Please contact us at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com and we can troubleshoot accordingly. the Ford F-150 Harness designed by XenonSupply has interchangeable plugs in case wiring is different. we will go through the different known combinations when i have received your email.
thanks!
Was this kit purchased from XenonSupply? If so please email us at Help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com. we will be able to troubleshoot from there.
thanks
Great How to video! This is gunna make my install a breeze.
Hey i installed a hid kit on my 2004 f150..8000k..in the low beams and fogs..but the low beams are shaking..thats what it looks like..and i have put a relay kit on it too..u have any ideas what it could be?
Hi, we recently had an install documented on the 2010 Ford F-150. the process is very similar. If you have questions in detail about your install, please email us at help(at)XenonSupply(dot)com.
thanks!